Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-21
State News.
FRANKLIH.

and he vas struck and knocked to the ground,
he falling heavily on his back. By . miracle
almost he fell beyond the reach Of the wheels.
for the cart contained q ton in weight, and
had they run over him he would have been
instantly killed. Mr.. Harnden was BADLY
strained in the stomach and neck.
Mr.. Morrill, of Pennington Falls and
daughter were driving Monday, their horse
had a ft and ran away. Mr. N. was thrown
out and seriously hurt. gentleman came
along just in time to stop the animal and pre-
| vent injury of the young lady.
The FIRE was verv destructive to the trees
| in Pennington. OF the &C trees upon thu
comm n, all but 10 in the southeast portion
are dead all on Pheasant street are dead; on
Main street, north OF Arson street. on the
west eide, up TO Mr.. D,lbirr's. and on the
east side. from G. b. Cragip'. residence to
the J. II. Waugh house, all are Al Or dying;
on Main street. south of Broadway. all on
the west side to the brow of the Abbott hill,
are dead, and on the east side the mosf of
the m are either killed or badly injured Par'
If those in the Baptist and Free Baptist
church yards and the Normal School yard
are alive, and leaves have appeared upon
them.
Not for many years has business at Greene
I.,a;n, bar h,;.k., n, tho n,osnec, far
o,ow,h and n,osna,i,v haen brighter her.
tba, nov SEVERAL new residenc-s are going
nm ,vo NJ wb;ch arc uneoualpd nv snv
previously built. The granite quarries are
being WORKED, LOBSTER ana otner usnerles ar
employing many people In ooth the catcnlhg
and canning The steamer Mt. Desert brings
and takes considerable freight on each trip
N A. & s. H. Burpee of Rockland, have
arranged u place one OF the worcester
Elevator Co.'S Hydraulic Elevators in their
store 1t will be six feet and nine inches IN
length by four feet and i've inches IN width.
and capable OF raising l2O0 pounds to the
upper floor, distance OF twenty-five feet, IN
thirty seconds. 1t Will be Tor the conven-
fence of patrons as we'll as for business pur-
poses. Power will be furnished by the Cam
den Rockland Water Co.-About sixty men
are II work on the Juniper Hill reservoir and
the work will be complete in about ten days.
The basin is n arly pv ID An the m ere
At work sOdding the bank. which will not
only give the reservoir finished look blu,
viii prevent 1t from washing away.
Mr.. Charles W. Davis formerly OF Cam
den, OF the trm OF Davis & Lagoon. dentists
was found dead in his b'd at Wakefield,
Mas, Tuesday. probably from heart trouble
He was prominent member OF the Baptist
church, and had recently lined the order of
Good Fellows. He was - years of age and
go. g.. ;.,n.n.
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James Bolton went to Boston where he sold
. quantity Of old junk. This morning he re.
turned home by steamer Star of the East
Officer Pushaw was at the steamers landing
when james. with a jug said to contain cherry
rum, came ashore. Now the sail James, it
10 alleged, bad more liquor than he could
carry and walk straight. Officer Pushaw
concluded that James and his jug should b
taken care of. and acc ,rdinely took the tw"
under his wing and gave them quarters IN the
lookup. At noon Bolton had sobered OF
when he was allowed to depart after pAyment
Of Lookup fees.
The Times reports Hon. Washington
Gilbert is again at work on the dam at Morses'
river. A crew of men with a lighter are
dumping rocks across the channel. The
strength of the current there is so great that